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ser slderban In sapau.

Sapan bat einen 6ld9eninbalt bon
$50, 900 Quabratmeilen ia. g. 900
menigsr aIs Der Stadt Seras-, aIIo
ungefdbr 100. 900, 900 older. Sabon
finb nur IL, 900, 900 Mder unter Mnbau,
tpeIde tbeils nit benz Spaten, Der 90.
de unb benz pfuse bearbeitet tuerbeu.
9luf bieier Gldde tperben fir 80 Mils
Iionen Menf9en ale pfansen ge3ogen,
tpeI@e aur grndhruug uno 8efleibung
Der Bemobner n6tbig fnb. Sas iibrige,
niHt unter 2ultir fiebenbe 2anb trdgt
ni1t oils Weioelanb 3ur grndbruug Der
Beb6lferung BEL, neil bic Sapaneien
tpeber wollene 3leiburs trasen, nod
aud @inos, 9m.ines, 6ammelfeiid
ober 3die efeH; bas u~nbebaute 9anb
bient nur ba3u, Baus unb Brennbol3
au liefern. Bon ben 38 Milionen Gin.
tpobnern Sapan's geb6ren suan5ig Der
MderbaufIaHe an; Al Milionen babon
fnh gi~gentbiimer BON @rutb uno 8os
ben, unb bic Our1f9nittsgr6Be Der
9ldergiiter betrdgt 81 older; ttur tuenige
beiiben unb bearbeiten 10 older, piele
nur einen Mder unb barunier. Sas
barf aber ni1t 10 berftanben iperben,
aIs OF bic eefammte arbeitsfraft bon
20 Milionen Sdnben auf bic IL Milir
omen older bertu,nbet tuerbe. Sebe So
Mile bot ibr Spinnrab, ibre 9asbel,
ibren WebfubT, 10, mie bic erffen Nn.
fiebIer bes Continents He batten, unb
fertigt baumwollene, Ieinene unb ieioene
aleiberffofe ni6t muir fir ben eiseuen
Bebarf on, ionbern au6 gum 8ertaufe.
Die quite S6lfte bes unter 8earbeitung
befinbli9en 2anbes oient CUR Beidafs
flung Der @dbrpflansen; &eis bilbet bic
Sauptnabrung Der Bergreis tuirb obne
8ewdRerung sesegen unb in berieIben
Weiie geIdet uno bearbeitet, uie Weis
3eu, wdhit au6 LIBERAL, mo- bic ae.
ilannte @etreibeart mddf. Ser gr.
trag an 8erareis III ni6t 10 reid tpie
Der Der Reisfru6t aus ben Nieberuus
gen; bod bringt er 40 Buibel per @der
i'm 0ur6i@niit.
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aste att bic sprIt ut,o ser ssseafd N.

gefanntli9 balten uniere Sibeleldu.
bigen -unb Mmerifa bari ii6 riibnler,
b~eIonoers reid on berartigen ionoer:
barren &6usen, nod rei1er aber on
8laubensbeu1lern 81 iein = nit sdber
Starrbeit unb einem beinabe beroii6en
Ser3meiflungsmutbe an benz bon Der
STRIDE approbirten @laubensiabe feft:
baB bic Welt-iDn beiBen uniere grbfus
geI-oor b01fens 5 big 6 SabrtauIen.
ben eridafen lei. Sbnen gum SrObe
bdufen ii9 a6er bon Sag gu Sag nit
benz Torti6reiten BET WlfenI6ait bic
unwibsrlegliden Bepeiie fir bic Sbat'
fade, baB Der Menf1 bereits nit ben
iebt ausseforbenen Sbieren Der u%nferer
3%eitmeKung nod mebr als 100. 600
Sabre binter uns liesenben SiluDial.
3eit suiammen gelebt bat, nit benz
Mammutb, benz 96blenbdren unb benz
tuoabaarigen Nashorn.
Mebr tpie bas: in neuerer 3eit bot
Die WiReni9aft aller Wifenfdaften, bic
Geologic. tpel9e fi1 ibre Betpeife in
bartnddisen Sbatfa1en aus Der grbe
5%erausgrdbt, Gunoe 3u Sage gef6rbert,
tuel1e bas Yorbanbeniein bon Mens
f9en in nod pieI friberer 3eit fefifel.
len. Ser befannte 6ori9er Nmegbino
bat in ben pampas bon Sib Mmerifa
Menfdenreiie auiammenliegenb nit ben
2no9en BON Sbierarten g%efunben, bic
3peifellos Der ODER en- S6idte Der
Sertidr. formation. alfo Dem mod melt
binter Der DiIupialperiobe suriidliegens
ben pliosen. 3eitalter a~ngeb6ren. limb
Dor ettpa 3 Sabren tpuroe fogar bic
tpiFenf1aftIi9e Welt bur9 bic Na9s
ri1t iiberraibt, baB in Der mittles
rem Sertldrf9i9te, benz nod dlteren
Wiocert, uno atpar in bieier formation
anseb0risen Merseln BON Sbenap bel
BIois (5rantrei1) elm 8eifli6er, Der
Nbbe Bourgeois-mie ironif6 bod bic
WiKenf6aft fein fann-oon Wenf6en=
bar6 bearbeitete 6eueriteine %gefunoen
babe. Die antbropologii6e 4btbeilung
Der r6ran36ff6en @eielfdaft our J6rs
berung Der WiIenf1aften" gu Rouen
unterfu9te bann auf @runb feiner Mfits
tbeiIung ben 6unbort unb bic Ra9fors
f1ungen, tpel9e fe bornabm, ftellten
bic Sbatia9e auBer allen 3meifel: in
elmer b6Iig ungeif6rten S9idtenfolge
fanben ft9 unterbalb elmer Nblagerung,
tpeIGe 2no1en zines 3ueifeIos mioees
men 3bieres, bes Neerotberium entbdlt,
Geuerfteine, tpeI1e nidt nur Spuren
bon BearbeituHg, ionbern aud bon
Geuermirfung auftpieien. gu elmer 3eit
alfo, bic mad ben Observation-Disclosures
li@en 8ereGnuagen mebrere 9unoerte
BON Sabrtauienben binter Der SebtSeit
3uriidliest, Iebten auf unierer gr6e,
uelder bic straightforward Utter bon
5 bis 6 taufenb Sabren suf9reiben,
Weni9en, bic nidt aaein Werf3euge
aus Steinen anfertigten, fonbern aud
bas 6euer fanrten, mitbin f@ou ben
Nnfang elmer 2ultnr1 batten. Sie CT E
6 ntfehung bes Men4en n
aef1Iewtes muB baber minbefens
in bic dItefte Sersidrseit, aler
Wobrf9einIi9teit fogar nod in beren
Mnfangsperiobe auriidperIegt tuerben.
llniere fromnen unb gldubigen See.
Ien-Sonntagsmuder unb Waferfms
pel-m6gen ii1 aber tr6ifen: troB ales
benz unb aleoem pirb man nod lange
rIbig fortfabren, in S9ule uno 6irde
Der Sueerb einsutri6tern, baB gorba.
ter Mbart ppr 5000 Sabren aus einem
grbenflob erf9affen moroen iei, unb-
bic Webr3abl Der Meni9beit uiro forte
fabren, es 5u glaubenl
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Ism. SBHina 81 gpbtr.

unfere 9auptnabruns 1T unb bleibi
bas Gleii1, unb INN fol9es frii9 uao
gut al erlanger, fam man lnm6glit
eineft superldifigereu Marft finben, ole
ben bon Wm. 66hing & Sobn, yto.
511 Abe. 6. Die 9erren baben BEN
@ef9mad ibrer 2unben &e6uung &C.
trage1 unb in ibrem gtablifement cine
falte 2uftmaf9ire erri6tet, tuel9e auer
anforoerungen fir grbaltung unb ent'
fernuns iddblider Snsrebiensen bes
SIeii9es entfpri9t. sic babet beffdn'
Big In ibren 8iebb6fen eiuer grobeu
0orratb bon Wafbieb, aus iuel9enn
MUIR bas 8efie fitr ibre 3unben getpdbli
tpirb. Wer reel bebient iein mill, ber
belude ben Marft, No. 81
Mbenue 6. 1,lOtlt
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Nettete fettt 2eten.

Serr .. 6. BiIeaxlOn bon Sorie gabe, 49,.
beri1tet, bae er bl.le Sabre on Pbtbifis uno
6arntrantbeit lit. De S6merjen tuaren gu.
ueilsn unertrdsIi6 unb beruria6ten ibm FRAN.
pfe. CT beriuHte electric Bitter unb fhon mad
bsr erften 6Ial@e ipiirte er 8e1eruus unb mad.
benz er 8 GIaf6en senommen bate, mar er gang.
lid sebe.It unb sepann Is Rfunb an Gleifd.
Or bsbauptst, bab er ~seforben mare, bate er
ni1t electric Sitter sebraudt. 8u baben, so
Gents bic Glai9t bel u. DreiB.
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California @etne.

5err IS Meper, WbOleiale &
G%etailbdnbler in @einen, Nlamo plasa,
1T Dor 2ursem bon ieiner oierten @es
t4dftsreiie mad @aIifornien suriidges
febrt. ST fann iebt feline 3un6en unb
5amilien nit ben beiien Sorten BON
CALIFORNIA; Weinen unb reinem Srau,
bensB ranbn nerieben. &einen Galifor'
nia glaret berfauft er bic 8auone-$1.
Ports unb anbere unberfdli9te Weine
inb fiets bel ibm oorrdtbig.
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@mt. Matb's

@irtbf9at unb tip o.
billion auf benz @ounernements 9iigel
if elm beIiebter 8eriammlungsort beuts
ider Samilien. Ser pabilon 1T bur9
6enfter sei6lofen, eebeist unb in ieber
Be3iebung elm bi6f6es 2otal. Seoen
Sonntag, Na1mittng unb Nhenb:
Ron5ert. Nuf 8erlangen nod benz
9ou3ert: 5an3frdns9en. Iusgejei9nes
tes Bier, feiuer falter 2un9. - quite,
sstpdblte Geieli9aft, aufmertiame 8e.
Sieuuna. 2Obe,3Mt
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RudleuS 9lruiea.Galbe.

Die bette Sable Der Belt fur saniti
Q~ueti&unaeu, gsf4pirs, Gieber. unb eaut
ausfalaa, GIedts, %sefprunaene Sdnbe, 6rof'
6euIeu unb ale 6anttranfbeiten furirt 90
msrrboibeu ODER feline Besablnns. gonisl
Qualification saraut;rt ODER bas Sch p,rl
,urideraattst. rs Gents bic SdaGtel bel .
Dretb
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SIM Babe n6err Baron, reiieu
f9on ab2@ rSa. liebe Miaa. Die
Saute SaifOn boriiber; mas iebt nod
our Sur fommt, 1T PIebs-2eute, bon
benen man nidt einmal cine 9~Ieinisfeit
pumpen fann."
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sfmsbertaaf unb Neme @aaren

2~lmsrertanf unb Weme @aaren
s ginberellaS sd s6tore,
gde SouftontraBe 6 Ipe. 6
merben ale WinteriGube fur Samen
unb Rinber, fur Serren unb 3uaben
gum ab~foIuten 3oenpreie
ausbertaut. Dies 1T feline bloBe
Mnfiinbisung. um 8etlame su MAIDEN,
ionbern bic preife finb fattii6 beoeu'
tenb berabgeiebt morben, tpobon Sober
fi9 iiberseugen faan.
SIN Cinderella S9ubfore iinb bic
ieuerl Iei1teren S6ubiorten fit ben
Sommer bereiis eingetrofen unb fo'
tpobl in SamensS 9uben iuie Slippers
1T cine bor5iigli9e MuswabI% porban6eu.
Memanb folte anberswo, als i'm Gin
bereaasS @ubffore taufeu.
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MQe 2eidett triiaen d

- ale 3eiden triiseul aber Sim
men unb 6leften uiemals. Sieies finb
INNER untriisli6e Mnsei9en bon uns
rsinem Blute. 2ebteres ipirb griinbli@
aereinigt unb erneuert bur9 ben ges
brauh bon Mpers Sariaparila. .Sies
III bos uirtiomife, bette unb biaigite
aller Btutreiniguugsmittel.
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Sas Bar : &oom Der Snrner Sale
an berpad ten!

Mngebpte, UNI bas Bar : Hoom Der
Surnerbale bonn L. april an 81 pads
ten. werben bonn unter3ei9neten ent.
gegengenommen bis gum s. Mar3
1887, Ra1mittaa 6 ubr.
Die @eielidaft bebdIt fid bas Re6t
Dor, ibr ni6t eonbenirenbe angebote
Suriid3upeilen. Wegen eingebenberer
Snfotmationen penbe mon iid an
3. 8. S6dfer, S9abmeiHer.
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Ru Uermietben :

bilig, elm fleinss 3immer, m6blirt,
pollitdnbig feparirt, nit ober obne Bes
tOftigung. Ndberes in Der Office Der
nireien prefe".
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SaItet Sure Sampen In Crbnnng nnc
brcuncnN.

Die alamo Oeleompasnie liefert bas
Del. I'm ORDERS tpirb sebeteH unb
bas Del tpirb prompt abgeliefert. Sf'
flee 237 on . SoufonftraBe. Sele'
pbon 351. 6,11.t6W
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0erIduat

tuirb Bel gutem 2obn cine 369in.
0a93ufrasen In Der Office Der 5reieu
prefe. 2,3,tutu-
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Gas @omeubIett.

gpir senbeu bon iss; nb bas n@o@en.
bleti" FIR ben preis ION $500 aul
CT 3obr pprtofrei nod Seutt9la:so.
Der 6erausgeber.
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glue ssra8e ii6er gtowa's
Sfoft Tttfers 6ednttuortet.

Stott Cutters bedttttpor1e1.
pitnd6t ftsn sauftHtmaI " ii. Braes ssasnt issr.
tsa: gpie tam Breun's Srsn Sitttrs 9au tarirsnl
Run. tas tut % ni9t. Nber q turtIf resns ,,s'
ssn r"isrss. ne Merritt ~eriennsR Giien ais fas etit
amer ltntn teiannten Stdrfunesniittti an nne neg.
s~sss 4, irsenb efutm keheutenhen 9fer1tfdItsn8tfnaIt
rirs BE Btkaurtune t~efdtietn, hab IN er utteitin
rssbr qrSrarate srn Gifta as Bon ireene tintr eheern
eabfan, ettrau&t ressn: parens sfsist t9; rag
wssi.iniixsn graris Iu bstra&ttn N. &c n trsstsns
fine rnnfnirbies Itaifaee, tae ser tsr erEneuue sen
srs1n's 9ssi ptiters tsine ssuies Sefrifetsuiie &C.
pStrsnss Giftnyuiamnsnftsuss s~riftrts. s,,.. 81.
3ruipus arnu 8ittfrs s a3ss,a ais e.
ssrurfaGt ssinen ErpffAmerI une itlne $artlsitisi.it
.-sHs aanesa iisa:gsetytlsn ttnn etss: Drsga.s
$aasssSd6sesSsa, G&sd6s, Sbsptyas, Malas
ia, 6ishss, Abeeibannttsits MnsemsiHs Rsrgers
S&ind8e. &6uafrisn In Gsitsu, 0l6ta cher
6Ilebsyn. Qsbflduaer, nnb ReuraIeis-fas eue ttes
fitbd nth eliza tdsli& sef&rifben.
Yrnwtl's s(rnu 5sittfrs . nis, h i; ;is:s
Siuuts. GIi6 alien anbeTa srlnbIi6tH MssiiiasH
Ei,it :. i@anslss,; ui @sa 1919 sss Mss srsss,I ssIss asrais.
Die w2nsstfn nsrtsa tann fefer, bic gsreernHs ssrs
teHtrt I'd. ser llntsrldb rirs trdtis, Oh 6rsnsn %
BE fDirfnna In ttr @saei f&ntltr unb ntir a~uHdlens.
Die auetu fISrsn I'D fefsrt; bic 8auffaree Etre nsn
Ste Wenasx srteltta ritker sdautf 6ssbt; Nesenss'
ser5&nirkst; funftipntat Gt5rzn9tn riaess sr w
salaafisttt gIas mi. rtnr tiss htnsnse sssnss, "
apan serceEe midi, kne Browne Srrn Httters pc
einfiae Gilta.M ssilin IA. bic ni6t f6deltc ~. au1a
ma @s6te BAT SsustIsnarft unh eefrtnjtt retN
sinisn . fhsm iimi&las. nan neenst ntfufs anpefes.
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BUR 8ead)tiHs fir S6altinoer J

Dem S6uItinbe, Oas bic srobte anlabl eng
Iilder @orie aus ben Bu9ftabsn bilost, aus
btnen fd bas @ort 9 a ntasma Sufammen.
lebt, aepabren mir elmer Preis bon $500.
Dian psnoe f1 an Gruft 8tfdle,
Manassr bes Groben Spsrnbauiss, g. u.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir oas sso'
d5emblntt $3.50.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-17
Welded IN SALTWATER.
The Nuptials of w. p. Brown and
Miss Maggie Shepard.


a very quiet ceremony transpired at
the residence of MyrOn Shepard, 6l2
South Third street, last evening, which
unites the lives and destinies of two OF
the best known young society people of
Saltwater. the groom being w. L.
Brown and the bride Miss Maggie
Shepard, eldest daughter of Myron
Shepard. The wedding was strictly
private. only the relatives and few
personal friends of the bride being
present, Rev. w. I'll. Albright Otficiat-
ing. The popularity of both the young
peOple was attested by the large and
elegant display of wedding gifts which
they were favored with by their many
friends. The bride, whose parents
came here in 1850 and who, with the
exception of the war period, when her
father, like many another Democrat,
put in his time in the Union army, has
resided here all her life and is an out
and-out Saltwater girl. The groom IS
manager for H. w. Davis u Co., i'll
this city. and has resided here three
years.
Chief Shortall has received notice
from one of the victims that man who
has been working st. Paul and Minnie
dDbliS lOl SOillC nCNho Pee0Ne
orders for ladies' tailOr-made suits, has
come to this city. His scheme is to get
an advance upon the goods from his Gus
SOmers, and then. of course, the suit Is
never sent. He is five feet nine inches
tall, has dark hair and mustache tlnged
gray, fair complexion and blue eyes.
The lis of assessments for city I'M
provements the coming year adopted by
the council Tuesday evening shows That
this city is not TO be permitted to retro
grade. nor even to stand still, but Is TO
push forward to a condition which VIII
enable her to rank as one Of the first
cities in the state. Street grading, paw
ing, Sewering, guttering and sidewalk
building next year will 90 forward with
the opening of spring wherever neces-
Sary.
The project to increase the height of
the northeast corner tower OF the new
High school building. and put city
clock in it, has been tabled by the board
of education. The building, now nearly
completed, is a fine one and Will be
highly ornamental as well as useful.
The case of Sarah Z. Kerr VS.. The
Knights Templar Insurance company
kept the district court busy again yes
terday.
The ladies of Grace Congregational
church will give an oyster and cake SUP
per at the VeStry rooms OF their church
tomorrow evening.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-17
A Stock Broker Fails.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 16.--R. II. G.
Hill. stock broker at 303 Walnut
street, announced his inability TO meet
his obligations to-day. About $4,000
shares of stock were bought in under
the rule for his account. Of this 5000
shares consisted of Reading and the rest
of Pennsylvania, Northern Pacific pre-
ferrei and common and st. Paul. The
failure caused some surprise, but the
market was not affected. Mr.. Hill has
been engaged in the stock brokerage
business for some years and is well
known in financial circles. He has been
a pronounced bear, and made consider
able money: but when the tide turned 4
few weeks ago he was still short of a
large amount of stock. and failed to
cover. 1t was announced this morning
that Mr.. Hill had sold his seat on The
New York stock exchange, and his fail
ure was therefore surprise. He de-
clined to make any statement.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-17
THE CHOLERA SCARE.
Precautions Regarding EmigT ants
From Italy to America.

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-The following
is self-CNpianatOry:
Washington, Nov. Is, 1SS7.-Hon. A.
S. Hewitt, Mayor of the City of New
York. Sir: / transmit the text of Il
note just received from the Italian min
lister at this capital, which gives assur-
ance of the most satisfactory and
friendly attention by that government
to the suggestions made in relation TO
the precautions in Italy to prevent chOl-
era from reaching this country by emf
grafton. Respectfully yours,
L. +. BAYARD.
ItaliOn Legation. Washington. Nov.
14-My Dear Mr.. Bayard: l received
Just now, and | hasten to forward you
hereby, the text of telegram by which
his eXcellency. the Italian minister of
foreign affairs, expresses his thanks for
your kindly communications that he
highly appreciated, and informs me
that. although the epidemic has entirely
ceased in all parts of Italy, orders have
been given that at the departure of each
steamer bound for the United States
every emigrant should be submitted to
medical examination. Hoping. that this
telegram and these measures will COM
pletely satisfy the wishes you have eX-
pressed in your personal note of the LIST
instant. | have the honor to be, my dear
Nh. Bayard, Very respectfully yours,
FAVA
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-17
FISHING INTERESTS.
Meeting of the National AssOcia-
ton in New York City.

ton in New York City.
NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-The National
Fishery association met to-day in this
city. President F. B. Babson. of GlOu
cester, Mass, made an address on Amer
lean fishing interests past and present.
He claimed that the fisheries and their
attendant industries had become mat
ter of strong national interest, and that
it was of vital importance that the gov
eminent should at once take action to
protect its interests. Reports from diff
ferent parts of the country were pre-
scented showing that the fishery interest
was in need of legislation to save it from
destruction. The treaSurer'S report
showed that the association was in a
tiourishing condition. The following
directors in addition to the list of the
past year were elected this afternoon:
A. j. Stoll, SanduSky, o.: J.W. Averiil.
Cleveland, o.: f. ID. Carter, Erie, Pa; y.
ID. Howell, Toledo. o.: Mr.. Nichols, Yer
million, o.: Mr.. Wyeth, Huron, o.: 5. Ii.
Davis, Detroit, Mich; +. Kicker, Bay
City, Mich; q. T.. Carpenter. Chicago;
j. y. Dewey, Toledo, o.; II. Bell, Port
Clinton, o.: James Small. froyidence;
X. l.: G. j. LemOine, w. A. Wilcox and
j. w. Brown. of Green Point, n. Y.
The committee on plan of action pre-
scented report Recommending that the
representatives of the association in
each locality interested should be con-
Sidered committee to collect money
for the support of the association and
look after its interests, and that FitZ l..
Babson be appointed as the agent to
represent them at Washington. Res0lu-
tiOns We're adopted demanding the
recognition of the fishery industry as all
important national affair which should
be placed on an equality with other i'll
dustrieS by protection against the inn
portatiOn of foreign fish, and securing
equal rights for fishermen i'll foreign
ports accorded to foreign vessels in our
Earbors. The resolutions disayOw any
desire to waive their right to fish in for
eign waters.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-17
Catarrhal Dangers.

To be freed from the dangers of suffocation
while lying down: TO breathe freely. sleep
Soundly and undisturbed; to rise refreshed,
head clear, brain active and free from pain or
ache TO know that no poisonous, putrid matter
defileS the breath and rots away the delicate
machinery of smell, taste and hearing; to
feel that the system does not, through its
veins and arteries, suck up the poison that is
sure to undermine and destroy, is indeed a
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The breckenridge Statue.

LEXINGTON. KY, Nov. lG.-The bronze
statue of john c. Breckenridge was un-
yelled here with imposing ceremonies
to-day in the presence of vast con
course of people. \ grand civic and
military parade preceded the formal
dedication of the beautiful wrought fig
ure. and large crowds of visitors from
surrounding states were present TO wit
ness and join in the pageant. The ora
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More Apache Raids.

Ell PAsO. Tex, Nov. 16.-TwO more
raids are reported to have been made by
the band of Indians, supposed TO be
Apaches. who raided two or three
ranches in the Sabinal mining district
in Mexico. $50 miles south of Ell PasO,
some time ago. Last Thursday they
attacked a mining camp. But two men
were in the camp at the time-a Ger
man named Schneidel and negro.
Both escaped. Schneidel is familiar
with the Apaches, having been chief
signal officer of Gen. Crock in the cam
paign against Geronimo. Schneidel
says the band of Savages was composed
OF five bucks and two SQuaws. Both
Americans and MeXicaDs in that local
ity are satisfied the marauders are In
dams
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-17

BosToN, Nov. ia meeting of the
creditors of the Portland, Me-, firm of
W0& AN. True & Co. was held in this
city this afternoon, at which the investi-
eating committee reported liabilities of
1851 900. The merchandise assets are
$4,000; good accounts, notes, etc,
S236. 900: ether notes of little value,
$140;0O0. An offer of 50 cents on the dol
lar was rejected, and it was resolved to
throw tie firm into bankruptcy.
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A Hungry Man

Does not like to speculate on a dinner
or lunch, but likes to go where he is
sure of getting something nice to eat.
At the 'DelicatesSen," 1856 East Seventh,
you will find everything of the first
quality. nicely cooked, strictly home
style Fine bakery goods, cold meats,
oysters (Shell and New York counts
only served all day. Your attention is
called TO the hot dinner served from
IL 40 a. Ill. to 2:30 p. III.
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Rice Street

Is great thorOughfare, and business
lot right at the station is 10 bring 500
per foot in the near future. Look at
East and West Seventh street and Da-
kota avenue. How recently were they
rs low as Rice street? Two corners
and two others will be sold at auction
next Saturday.
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H. III. Schroeder

Carries full line of cheap. medium and
fine furniture at prices that defy con-
petition. Open evenings; 16 and Is
East Sixth street.
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Fine Residence For Rent.

Attention is called to the ad in want
column of fine modern house for rent,
corner Viola and jackson streets. near
". Il. Merriam's residence, also adj of
two boilers for sale suitable for house
or store heating, large capacity, as good
as new. Call on George Benz 81 Sons,
2lT and 2l9 East Third street.
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Only Twenty-Five Residence

Lots will be offered at Rice Street Villas
at auction next Saturday. 1t is the last
chance and the choicest lots will be
offered to induce settlement.
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IlCIIpst IIUOT OIICCh ttrIu oPH III =
Closes your door without slamming. f.
&. Draper d Co. general agents for st.
Paul: 53 East Third street.